Barca Sensation Lamine Yamal Vows to Skip School if Spain Wins Euro 2024

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Lamine Yamal, the 16-year-old Barcelona prodigy and Spain’s newest football sensation, has made a bold declaration: he won’t return to school this summer if Spain emerges victorious in Euro 2024. The young winger, who has become one of the world’s best in his debut senior season, is juggling his international football duties with academic responsibilities during the tournament in Germany.

Yamal is rumored to take his homework to the team room.

In a candid interview with Cope, Yamal revealed the unique challenges of balancing schoolwork with his Euro 2024 commitments. “Since we have a lot of free time, when I’m in the room with nothing to do, I take the iPad and do a couple of homework assignments,” Yamal explained. He added that he alternates between studying and joining teammates Nico and Fermín for PlayStation sessions.

For the duration of the championship, Yamal’s school has assigned him homework and projects. However, the young star humorously remarked, “If we reach the final, I won’t come back; I’ll go directly on vacation.” This statement underscores the extraordinary situation Yamal finds himself in, competing at the highest level of European football while still being a school student.

Yamal vows not to go back to school if Spain with Euro 2024.

The Barcelona forward has already made history at Euro 2024, becoming the youngest player ever to feature in the tournament during Spain’s match against Croatia. He nearly claimed another record against Italy, coming close to becoming the youngest goalscorer in European Championship history.

Despite the pressure that comes with these accolades, Yamal remains grounded. When asked about being the youngest player in the tournament, he responded, “It doesn’t scare me. I play the same. I strive to concentrate on performing well, and I believe this ultimately benefits me, as my age amplifies my accomplishments.”

The tournament schedule places Spain’s next match against Albania on June 24. If La Roja does make it to the final, as Yamal hopes, he will indeed miss the remainder of the school term, returning only after the summer break.

Yamal started playing for Spain senior team at 16.

This situation highlights the unique challenges faced by young athletes competing at the highest levels of professional sports. Yamal’s ability to maintain his academic commitments while excelling on the international stage is a testament to his dedication and maturity beyond his years.

As Spain progresses through Euro 2024, all eyes will be on this extraordinary teenager, both for his on-field performances and his off-field balancing act between football stardom and typical teenage responsibilities.

Goal.com

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